Just saw it today when someone posted about the man who visited Disney and died on a plane from possibly Covid. A few came out and said it's not possible.
Okay I’ve been following since then and no one said it wasn’t possible for someone to get COVID at Disney. That’s a wild overstatement of what was said.
100% spot on, especially regarding guaranteed student loans.Your asking the wrong questions! Why the heck do so many people want the goverment and by extension "all tax payers" to get free this or that? Health care and education are by faf the most common things mentioned.
The question you should be asking yourself is why is it so expensive to begin with? If you plot tuition costs it really has sky rocketed (similar to disney ticket prices)
So you want tax payers to pay for the 80k education instead of wondering why its 80k in the first place?
Theres lots of factors but two big ones are.
1. The push for everyone to go to college even if they dont belong there. (This drives up attendance and demand) and well you know supply and demand things. (Schools need to keep growing) (limited slots mean they can ask for more sweet cash from daddy...or your 10 years of debt)
2. The ease and accessibility of student loans...this feeds directly into point one. Its the same economic theory that says if you hand out credit cards....credit card debt will increase. Schools know tjey can charge whatever because by and large you can get loans for whatever. (Thank you goverment!) So we have more college educated people than ever before (this is also why minimum requirements are skyrocketing for careers) BUT it costs more than ever before. If hypothetically lets just throw something at the wall...you could only finance 25% of your tuition on a studen loan and the rest would have to come from else where....i would bet a paycheck costs of tuition would start to tick down...now technically so wouldn't college enrollment period but alas going to college shouldn't dictate ones success in life....your character and moral compass and work ethic should.
I’m not disputing it may have been said, but no one said it in connection with that Twitter report. This is a great example of why I’m so hesitant to accept someone else’s representation of what another person said.
I do and it is one of my favorite rides at Disney, but I have to remind myself all the time that I'm strapped in to a RIDE.
Big chains hiring 10s of thousands of workers to vaccinate people:Slightly back on topic, @Heppenheimer and those with medical backgrounds...
Obviously I know it will be awhile for me to vaccinate, since I am young, and in good health. Don't work in a high risk or medical setting; so that said, how will I know when it's my "turn"? Will my doctor call me? Will they announce that "anyone" can get a vaccine and you no longer have to be prioritized to get it (then i contact whoever and schedule)? Will I get a flyer in the mail? A dog with a banner running through the neighborhood? Will the police and Microsoft employees knock on my door and escort me to the re-education camp- er I mean local CVS?
Sarcasm aside, I am interested to know, because the moment I can, I am taking it
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I just glad that my wife (we are newlyweds) is also vaccinated even though hers was Moderna and mine was Pfizer. I think the odds of us giving it to one another is very, very low. But for the unvaccinated:
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, they are better than humans:
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ok time to distance oneself from spouses.
Dogs don’t get it in the first place....the superior petAs all cats know
Cats recover from coronavirus faster than humans, researchers say
Cats can do more than catch mice, nap seemingly endlessly and wake you up before your alarm in the morning – they can also recover from COVID-19 more quickly than humans.
Huh? https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/pets.htmlDogs don’t get it in the first place....the superior pet
Meanwhile, in what I'm sure is a completely unrelated issue, there's this:Hmmmm.....
A mysterious gap in COVID-19 deaths appeared in Florida before the presidential election
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — An astonishing pattern has emerged in Florida’s COVID-19 death tally — one that suggests the state manipulated a backlog of unrecorded fatalities, presenting more favorable death counts in the days leading up to the 2020 presidential election. At issue is the state’s...www.yahoo.com
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Who said that? The "narrative" (at least from me) was/is that with the protocols in place you are less likely to be infected at WDW vs. Walmart or a similar place. I don't think anyone has said that it is impossible to be infected at WDW.That’s why some of us are so frayed...if you go back and look at 9 months and thousands of pages of threads (I’m not gonna...no way...but unfortunately I remember minutia)....every quack Theory, excuse and misdirection was not only stated here...it was adamantly defended into the ground. Most of those peeps are gone now.
In this case...the idea was assured - immediately - that Disney had it all figured out and there’s no way you could get this “filthy” virus in their crystal clean, highly skilled staff parks
...yeesh. Dust is thicker than blood.
Hmmmm.....
A mysterious gap in COVID-19 deaths appeared in Florida before the presidential election
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — An astonishing pattern has emerged in Florida’s COVID-19 death tally — one that suggests the state manipulated a backlog of unrecorded fatalities, presenting more favorable death counts in the days leading up to the 2020 presidential election. At issue is the state’s...
